In this episode we chat with Lil’ Dave, former member of the Mongols motorcycle club. Dave recounts his journey from prospecting to becoming a full-patched member and shares what initially drew him into the club, highlighting the camaraderie and sense of purpose he found within the community. The discussion includes his involvement in the Save the Patch movement, a pivotal moment that united various 1% clubs in a peaceful fight for their right to maintain their individual patches. Reflecting on his childhood and the absence of a father figure, he explains how the structure and accountability of club life provided a sense of belonging. However, he also opens up about later struggles within the club and the reasons that ultimately led him to leave it behind. This episode offers a nuanced look at the complexities of loyalty, identity, and the search for connection in the world of outlaw MC’s.
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